Understand Legal Terms
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The processes whereby money that has been loaned, with a prior contract or promise in place, is recovered.
Defamation refers to injury of a person's good name or reputation by a third party. If the defamatory comments are written down, published or broadcast this is known as libel; if oral, or in another non-permanent form, it is slander.
Contracts for the production and supply of military equipment.
Dealing with claims for injury and damage to property caused by natural or man-made disasters.
Unfair or unequal treatment of somebody because of his or her age, sex, race, religion or disability.
Arrangements for getting goods to consumers, involving national distributors, wholesalers, retailers, dealers and agents. When exclusive rights are granted, competition may be damaged.
The dissolution of a marriage.
Legal problems that arise in the home, and the legislation that exists to resolve these problems. This can include the granting of an injunction against a violent partner or the resolution of divorce and custody issues.
The preparation of deeds, contracts and other legal documents.
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